colonial in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for colonial in the English»French Dictionary

I.colonial [Brit kəˈləʊnɪəl, Am kəˈloʊnjəl] N

colonial

colonial/-e m/f

II.colonial [Brit kəˈləʊnɪəl, Am kəˈloʊnjəl] ADJ

colonial

colonial

colonial ARCHIT

en style colonial

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colonial rule

domination coloniale

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colonial (coloniale)

colonial

colonial (coloniale)

colonial

colon|ial

soldier (in French colonial army)

la coloniale

the French colonial army

Françafrique

ex-colonial French Africa

pied-noir

pied-noir, of a French colonial born in Algeria

pied-noir

pied-noir (French colonial born in Algeria)

tirailleur HISTORY, MIL

colonial infantryman

expansion coloniale

colonial expansion

administrateur colonial HISTORY

colonial administrator

Maghreb

Collectively refers to Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia in North Africa which have been a major source of immigration to metropolitan France since the 1960s and which were previously French colonial territories.

une ancienne puissance coloniale

a former colonial power

colonial in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for colonial in the English»French Dictionary

I.colonial [kəˈləʊniəl, Am -ˈloʊ-] ADJ

colonial

colonial(e)

II.colonial [kəˈləʊniəl, Am -ˈloʊ-] N

colonial

colonial(e) m (f)

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colonial(e)

colonial

le Maghreb

The Maghreb consists of the North African countries of Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia and Lybia, the first three of which were once under French control and are today marked by French culture. Because of the colonial history, there are many "maghrébins" living in France.

colonial Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

The Maghreb consists of the North African countries of Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia and Lybia, the first three of which were once under French control and are today marked by French culture. Because of the colonial history, there are many "maghrébins" living in France.

le Maghreb

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English

However, the roughly 700 colonials were greatly outmanned and outgunned.

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